JP Hellemons Building E-commerce web applications

Make your own Wordfeud helper

24. February 2012 18:04by JP Hellemons in C#, WinForms
Scrabble is funny, and to play it with friends even more. Especially because you can spread the game throughout your day. But I am a coder, I like math more than words. So to keep up with this Wordfeud trend, I need help. So why not code a helper? [More]
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Filter a DataTable with LINQ to Objects

3. October 2011 05:44by JP Hellemons in C#
Today I had a DataTable object with the top x rows of a query. select top 23 * from products So my Asp.Net C# code looked like this: private void SampleMethod(int toShow) { string sql = "SELECT top " + toShow + " * from products"; SqlCommand com = new SqlCommand(sql); DataTable dt = dal.GetDataTable(com); if (dt.Rows.Count > 0) { var a = dt.AsEnumerable().Where( p => p.Field<int>("stock") > p.Field<int>("ProductMinStock")) DataList2.DataSource = a; DataList2.DataBind(); } } This crashed as you might have noticed. The error was:More...

Make an animated gif with Asp.Net C#

10. June 2011 20:44by JP Hellemons in C#
As you can read in the blogpost about access jpg’s through ftp with asp.net. I have explained there how I connected with FTP and retrieved images of the IP security camera. Now I have slightly modified the LINQ so that it downloads the latest 3 images and I would like to animate the transition between them. Now I know that I can use some fancy jQuery for image transitions, but I would like to merge the three images in a Gif. Here is how I have accomplished it with Asp.Net C# More...